360 Systems Short/Cut Editor User Manual

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Controls and Displays

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will play. If L

OOP

is on, the selection will play repeatedly with a momentary pause between

plays.

Fast Forward

In Edit mode, FF (fast forward) will play audio at a speed beginning at twice normal, and

increasing in speed after a few seconds. At higher speeds, audio will play in "chunks" like a
CD player. The FF key is illuminated when active.

Holding P

LAY

and pressing FF will play audio at twice normal speed.

Pressing FF twice locates immediately to the end of the file.

Rewind

In Edit mode, the

R

EW

(rewind) key performs three functions:

Press R

EW

to roll audio backward like a tape recorder. The speed will begin at

twice normal, and increase after a few seconds. At speeds above normal, audio
will play in "chunks" like a CD player. The R

EW

key is illuminated when active.

Hold R

EW

and press P

LAY

to play audio in reverse at normal speed.

Pressing R

EW

twice locates immediately to the beginning of the file.

Loop

When L

OOP

is active, Playback will repeat indefinitely. Looping is canceled by pressing

L

OOP

again. When in Play with looping on, the P

LAY

key flashes. (S

TOP

will cancel playback,

but Loop remains active.) The L

OOP

key is illuminated when active.

Pause

Record or Playback can be temporarily interrupted by pressing P

AUSE

. A second press

will continue. Other buttons that will release P

AUSE

are P

LAY

, R

EC

, F

AST

F

ORWARD

and R

EWIND

.

The P

AUSE

key is illuminated when active.

Bleep

Audio will be non-destructively replaced with a "bleep" tone when the B

LEEP

button is

pressed. There are three operating modes:

In Play mode, the B

LEEP

button replaces the audio output of the file being

played. It has no effect on the file itself.

In Record mode the B

LEEP

button replaces incoming audio with a tone. The tone

is recorded to disc along with the original audio. The Bleep can be removed and
the original audio will be restored.

At the Edit level, an area of audio may be selected on the display and replaced
with the bleep tone by holding I

NSERT

and pressing B

LEEP

.

Hot Keys

The 10 numeric keys of the keyboard have the dual purpose of serving as storage

locations for audio clips called "Hot Keys". A set of 10 Hot Key Assignments is stored with
each Directory, and is recalled whenever the Directory is selected. H

OT

K

EYS

have two uses:

Instant playback of pre-selected audio files

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